Red Hot Chilli Peppers’ secret Aussie hideout on the NSW South Coast hits the market for $3million

An Australian beachside property owned by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Michael Balzary has hit the market for $3million.

The musician, known as Flea, is selling his property in Moruya on NSW South Coast after almost 30 years.

Flea purchased the property in 1994 and the band used it to write some of their best-selling songs.

The five-bedroom, two-storey 2946 sqm home is located just minutes away from Congo beach.

It has a price guide of $3million, with its auction set to take place on January 29.

Real estate agent James Hamilton from LJ Hooker Moruya told realestate.com.au, ‘Flea has written a lot of music at the property and has had band members, jamming in what was the music room downstairs.’

Flea purchased the property in 1994 and the band used it to write some of their best-selling songs

The five-bedroom, two-storey 2946 sqm home is located just minutes away from Congo beach

‘It has a contemporary Californian design that sprawls out towards the ocean with amazing views and really compliments the natural environment.’

It comes as the Red Hot Chili Peppers prepare to begin their Australian tour with Post Malone on January 29.

The tour will include performances in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Auckland and Dunedin.

It has a price guide of $3million, with its auction set to take place on January 29

However, the group won’t be heading to Adelaide, Hobart or Darwin.

It has been four years since Post Malone last performed in Australia and Red Hot Chili Peppers hasn’t toured Down Under since 2019.

In April last year, the legendary alternative-rock band was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Real estate agent James Hamilton from LJ Hooker Moruya told realestate.com.au, ‘Flea has written a lot of music at the property and has had band members, jamming in what was the music room downstairs’